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Future directions for Java

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In this talk, I will outline what’s coming in the near and not so near future for the Java language. We’re planning a number of significant changes to the languages; many of which will be familiar to functional programmers. I will also show some interesting quirks of designing features for a language like Java, and where we used some formalisation to help in our design.

This talk is part of the Theoretical computer science seminar series.

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